If and when the TTSA is reintroduced in the 117
th Congress, lawmakers should expand the act to promote 5G technology alternatives, particularly open radio access networks (open RAN). Network architecture featuring open RAN entails interoperable software run on vendor-neutral hardware, which offers advantages in security, interoperability, and supply chain resiliency.
Expanding the legislation to prioritize open RAN solutions has several benefits. For one, linking financing to advancing these solutions would signal U.S. government support key for the viability and broad adoption of this technology alternative. This would be a boon to American companies, who are key players in open RAN. It would also have the effect of encouraging European firms to enter and compete in the open RAN space, which would boost greater technology sovereignty in Europe as well as deepen transatlantic cooperation on digital infrastructure, telecommunications, and technology norms.
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Sasol soars as Brent Crude reaches 12-month high
Petrochemical giant Sasol soared in morning trade on Thursday on the back of the Brent Crude price narrowing in on $60 a barrel, a 12-month high. Sasol has had a rocketing start to 2021 and released a better than expected trading update last week, with earnings more than doubling when compared to the prior period. Investors are becoming increasingly optimistic that the company will be able to avoid a highly dilutive rights issue, with many investment houses raising their price targets for the company. The new management team have done an admirable job shaving down Sasol’s debt burden, which stood at approximately R180bn at its peak. The successful implementation of the group’s accelerated asset disposal program, which included selling a portion of the infamous Lake Charles Chemical Project, assisting in whittling the company’s debt burden by around half. Sasol’s share price operates as a proxy to the rand per barrel price of B